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BMG is right of course. The Founding Fathers foresaw exactly this sort of situation and made sure the constitution was worded to exclude such pirates from dimi
by hoodoof 9y ago
BMG is right of course. The Founding Fathers foresaw exactly this sort of situation and made sure the constitution was worded to exclude such pirates from diminishing the profits of BMG.
Further, I'm pretty sure the constitution goes further and is quite explicit that such pirates really should have their citizenship stripped or be sent to the electric chair.
Those Founding Fathers - they knew what was what.
- geggam 9y agoSee there is an underlying issue here that seems to be neglected. When you transform your work into a mathematical equation and then tell people they cant solve the equation without giving you money... well... Your business model is fundamentally broken.
- averagewall 9y agoNo. When you transform your work into physical objects and leave them on the side of the street then tell people they can't take them without giving you money ... Both cases depend on property rights and law enforcement to function at all. Property rights, both physical and IP are arbitrary human inventions.